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Art history

the international anti-art movement born in wartime Zurich that used provocation, chance and absurdity to attack bourgeois culture and art itself.

In art history, Dada refers to the international anti-art movement born in wartime Zurich that used provocation, chance and absurdity to attack bourgeois culture and art itself. This meaning comes from Richter (1965) in DADA art and anti-art.[1]

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References

Richter, H. (1965). DADA art and anti-art. Thames and Hudson, London. Open Library record

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